Tag "Accessible Travel"
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower lanyard scheme helping people with hidden disabilities
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower lanyard scheme is an initiative designed to act as a discreet sign that somebody has a hidden disability and requires additional assistance while out in public. Supermarkets Tesco and Sainsburys have started using the lanyards.
Concerns over access on public transport prior to car-free day in London
Concerns have been raised by disabled people over the access of public transport following the announcement of a car-free day in London next month.
More than 70% of disabled people we surveyed say UK attractions lack useable accessible toilets
73% of 280 disabled people we surveyed say UK attractions lack useable toilets with 71% saying they‘d been promised an accessible toilet before visiting.
Why a disabled-friendly group holiday could be perfect for you
If travelling fills you with fear, why not consider a group disabled-friendly holiday? Find out how Limitless Travel’s accessible tours are tailored to make your holiday stress-free and enjoyable.
Two taxi drivers refused to take disabled passengers
Taxi drivers refuse two disabled passengers – a wheelchair user and blind person with a guide dog – despite the law stating that all taxis should provide transport to any disabled person.
How to get involved in Changing Places awareness day
Changing Places awareness day is an annual event on 19 July. Find out more about the campaign and how to get involved in Changing Places awareness day to help campaign for more accessible toilets.
WIN an easyTravelseat to make travelling by air easier as a wheelchair user
WIN an easyTravelseat, worth nearly £400, designed to make transferring to and from a wheelchair and aircraft seat easier. Find out how to enter our competition and see the easyTravelseat in action.
Disabled entrepreneur Josh on his invention to help wheelchair users travel more easily
Be inspired by disabled entrepreneur Josh, whose wheelchair transfer seat is making flying easier for wheelchair users. Plus, read his tips on how to start your own business and become a disabled entrepreneur.
Insider travel tips from a disabled traveller
Disabled traveller Wolf has travelled the world, including to Spain, Germany and the USA. Read his insider disabled travel tips from his years of experience to help make your accessible holiday stress-free.
Learning to fly again after a spinal injury
Andy Knight, who became disabled after a spinal cord injury, never thought he would fly again. But he’s regained a flying licence and now works at Heathrow. Read his story and insider tips for disabled travellers.
